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t * t V Page Four THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C'. Thursday, August 3,1944 (Clintan (!Il|rontrlr Established 1900 WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING^COMPANY ^ Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): One Year $2.00 ; Six Months $1.00 Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers— the publisher will at all times appreciate' wise suggestions and kindly advice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communicatiqns will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of its correspondents. jt LINTON. S. I .. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. 194 I bor. the dimmercrats have let labor; eat at the first table for 12 yr. and; New Lions President .capital has to'pay the cost, he works 24 men and wimmen when he can get them to stop laying out and mak ing like they are sick ansoljorth. he is! from the north anyhow and perhaps under his hide he has always benn a republican. ^ yores trulie, I holsum moore, rfd, f . corry spondent. Now For the Knockout A few certainty, is that progress will con- and WOMEN—Jobs The “woman’s place is in the home’ FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice thaf^on the 7th day of August, 1944, we will render a final account of our acts and doings as Executors of the estate of W. H. orkman irrthe office of the Judge tinue with its usual “leaps , mou purges in Geimun> bounds"—despite the makers of wars, w hich has been under attack, cannot be numbtiea amon^ xne famines, disease.^and prophecies to ever since the war started b e Cause of D. A. SKEEN, of Salt Lake City, the contrary. , the need -for women in factories, in Utah was elected last week as . There are those today—as has al- business and in the armed forces, will Dr esident of thp International As- ' at a precinct within the Town ways been true—who can prophecy pro bably appear as old-fashioned as a sedation of Lions clubs of which only stalemate and retrogression. hoop skirt when peace is here again. the cliliton cIub is a member. The These wise men e Uier disregard For millions of women have discov- ( anua , report of the associa ti 0 n he facts which the history of man- ered for the first time) that operat- showed 4500 clubs and 180,000 kind shows to be incontnnertible, or ing a factojXJnacliiiie-or working at' m emSrs in fourteen countries. world’s greatest misfortunes. If Hit ler will take care of the military clique, the Allies will soon knockout the Nazis and march on to Berlin. No Second Primary In the first primary all Laurens [ notice OF REGISTRATION FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION ; State of South-Carolina, i County of Laurens, jTown of Clinton. L N b°™ is “e^^SloT probate of Laurens Count,. attO I St Every ^at^e^’‘twenty-one (21) Any person indebted to said estate years of age and upwards having all -is notified and required to ™ke pay- of the qualifications as mentioned in ment on or before that dat ®’ and a . 11 ! Section 12, of Article 2, of the Con- persons having against said 1 stitution of South Carolina, as amend- estat ^ will present them on or before led, and in Sections 2287 and 2290. said date, duly proven, or be forever 1 Volume 2, Code of Laws of South barred. Carolina, 1942, as amended, and who, has resided in the State for two years, | in the County for one year and w(th- 1 in the incorporated limits of the said ( Town of Clinton for four months next July 6, 1944. 1 preceding the election to be held in I said Town of Clinton on Tuesday [August 15th. 1944, and who has paid I thirty days before the election any j poll tax then due and payable and | who holds a County Registration Cer tificate entitling him or her to vote Hugh Braxton Workman. Mable Chloe Stanton. Don Workman Johhson. George Lafayette Johnson. -3-4c\v. Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing county races were mean.' there will be mary Th > is the first time has known this to happen. Usually a number of our public officials are nominated in run-over races. settled, which, e ' se ^ novv Ih 001 not - They prate a desk f ro m nine to five is like a holi- no second , )r! . 1 nt mature economy a high-sounding day compared with cleaning and n _\/ .; phrase meaning that scientific initia- cooking on a 16-hour schedule, and DClTS V/n VGCOllOn The Chronicle tive is gone ’ that we rtave " o mor ^ it is going to take a lot more pressure Af B on Clarken frontiers to develop, no possibility ot g e j ^bem to return to the kitchen The Explanation further scientific advance and no 100m for a greater population. In fact, d that we have reached the limit-of human progress. Only a rank amateur or a man of Clinton shall be entitled to regis- : ter. i The said L. B. Dillard, Supervisor j of Registration, will have his office! i at the store of the said L. B. Dillard j on North Broad Street in the Town of! Clinton for the purpose of register ing voters from 9 o’clock A.M. to 6 i o’clock P.M. on each days except Sun- day until 6 o’clock P.M., August 4th, To make thia simple, no tisk hearing test If yon are temporarily deafened, bothered by ringing buzzing head noises due to hard ened or coagulated wax (cerumen), try the Ourine Home Method test that so many say has enabled them to hear well again. You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money back at once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at SMITH’S PHARMACY “The Rexall Store” than it did to persuadg them to leave; Dr c B m Bett pastor of the ; 1944 except that said office w.l be ^ , ' Associate Reformed Presbyterian ' closed on Wednesday at twelve o clock All surveys among women workers church with Mrs BettSt left Monday no £ n ; ^ ^ ^ , T , show that the great majority of them for a month<s vac?tion stay at their J Dated this 5th day of July. 1944. have no intention of gomg back to ;cottage at Bon clarken. the A. R. P. At . , _ _ ^ A ~ ■“ ~ itest. u. c. rlriUolbob, ^ ^ ^ , 3-4c Clerk and Treasurer. on:v one answer t>\ orboard b as whi the n>'m:naUon 0 ..ill be suspend- he was mcnt control of our “outmoded” eco-1 S g ek ’' DOstwar ; D b s while only* 17 the for the J nonth of „ , , rinm ir svstem to take un the slack' 0 seeK ar ■ ,0Ds wnii ® oniy ' August in the absence of the pastor, y the President omic sy.^em to take cent are planning at the present ; but Sunday school win b e conducted ie faithful Jimmy Byrnes which formerly was filled by progress tj me return^ to full-time lent to Chicago thinking he had on Irontiers. keeping. »» *-i r-, »-\ / \ ♦ V\ 1 n \ r\ ♦ Vx 'x 4 lorrm ap. house- as usual, it has been announced. m his k He can We do not belong to that large This is a situation which may not! taki a lot of beating. group who tell us that we must re- be t a ken seriously enough by those! The convention was bossed by sort to government control of 'our. wbo are trying to figure out how em- 1 Poo.'t velt. Sidnev Hillman (CIO) 'Aes because we have reached the p j oymen { 0 f men C an be kept at full , ... _ T . . . bossefi Hoosevek That is the expla- pinnacle of progress, and, therefore,| capacity after the war For in addition | children of Laurens county shall be; natu n. economic system under which we to setting up our economy so it wili; opened in th . e j^ lce ° f County Super- i have flourished can no longer func- j nc i ude jobs for the men now work- NOTICE OF BUS TRANSPORTATION Bids for the transportation of school hildren of Laurens county shall be pened in the office of County Super intendent of ‘•Education on Tuesday, Thnt Whirh k Ff-prnnl ' tlon ’ E,ven if ?uch arrant nonsense ' ing and 'tho'seTn ‘the ‘armed”forced,"it' ^ u t gus . t 8th ’ at , 3:30 P f na ^ The ..f inal I nor vvnicn IS LTernai , were true there still doesn’t seem lookt . thoueh 10 to 15 million wo- date for acceptance of bids will be Thue is a measure of philosophy | much reason why we can’t go ahead j men will insist on being dealt in on! 12 _ 0 ’ clock noon August 8th This notice shall not apply to dis tricts owning their own buses, as trustees in such district will award contract. Routes subject to bids are as fol- if aspirin utters ||j. f Saiicon Tablets HOTH/HG SAFER. . NO BICAA0ON AT t Of SODA Nff OED- Gray ’ Funeral Home Clinton. S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...and... EMBALMERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399-J L RUSSELL GRAY and T. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. M*r«. whim , f . . - - men will insist on being dealt in on .ie.' our love of variety; and progress—leading the life of free the redistribution of jobs. and and the value which, men . ' • underlie.- on the one hand dim uic \diuc wim.uimen. we :'ace on those things which are There is no such thing as “mature eternal. We live in a world of rapid economy.” Don't be fooled by those 1 change and revolution and in the who talk such rot. ABILITY—Accuracy At the present time- there are over rnaji' ty oi cases sameness carries with it a large degree of boredom and inriiflt rence. The styles and customs vary along many .lines and those things which were new to one gen eration become curios with the lapse of years. That which is eternal, however, carries wit it the greater value and commands the larger measure of rev erence. Love never fails: hope springs NOBODY’S BUSINESS Sy GEE McGEE ! 17,000.000 women employed, which i ows; is more than 6.000,000 above the em-! ! ployment total in 1940. In addition to| ! vast increases in the employment of i women in critical war industries, such I as ariplane and ship building, women j have entered many other occupations j which formerly were handled entire ly by men. More and more we see; women driving taxis, taking tickets The Outlook Is Bad the flat rock community will not on railroad trains, running buses, car- etemal: faith holds its value in every aid the govverment production verry rying mail and delivering groceries. We have yet to see traffic being di rected by a policewoman, but imag ine that is going on in some part of forth, what the dry weather didn’t our country right now. kill, the insects took over. Employers say that in many jobs 3.it ! filled entirely by men before the war, age and the welfare of the world is much when it comes to agger-culture, founded upon that which is the same, drowths and hoppers and bean bee- yesterday, today and forever. ties have pested the farmers anso as to cotton, the average stalk is women have proved more satisfac tory than men. While most employ- Rally Here Saturday Sponsored by the Chamber of Com merce. an interesting free Army Tex- SQ low a boll weevil can stand flat tile Rally program will be presented f ooted on t h e ground and bite the bud ers would be unwilling to hire women at the local armory Saturday evening QUt of d and he rea iiy has to stoop for heavy work, they are more and from 7:30 to 9:30 to which the public over w hen he punctures a cotton more eager to get them for precision is cordially invited. square, we have no weeds this year, jobs which they can handle faster andi Hurricane No. 15, to Clinton; Mountville No. 16. Mountville— y. Lisbon to Mountville; 2. Rock to Mountville; 3. Old Mountville to Mountville; SuMivan No. 17—Hickory Tavern— 1. Merna to Hickory Tavern. 2. Shiloh to Hickory Tavern; Laurens No. 4, Bailey to Laurens City; Mt. Gallagher to Ware Shoals; Mt. Olive to Ware Shoals; Lydia Route to Clinton; Shady Grove to Goldville. J. LEROY BURNS, - Co. Supt. of Ed. INSURANCE Fire - Tornado - Automo bile - Surety Bonds - All Forms of Property Insurance. SOUND PROTECTION AT LOWEST COST. REAL ESTATE B. H. BOYD Clinton, S. C. WE WILL PAY YOU CASH FOR YOUR USED CARS Call us or bring your car for a grease, wash and lubrication job. Billy McMillan Sinclair Service Station West Main Street Phone No. 2 mcnt. the Fourth Service Command is pre -ent mg this special program throng hou 1 t the S> >uth to emphasize the C! itic; il shorta ge of textiles, to imprt \ e t) xe irinral e of textile work- ers am i *11 ■ A 1 impress upon the minds of the pc pie who liyt 1 in textile produc- ing c. :nm unities 1 :he importance of text: It - in the war effort. The pr< i gram wi 11 be one of inter- t st -m d 1 xelpful nformation. It is hoped that the pen; pie of the Clinton- Gotnv beg nmmund :.y will use this op- port un ty to learn of the importance of ;ncr ease d textile output throughout the S< uth to. help smash' the r Nazis NOTICE OF ELECTION State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, Town of Clinton. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that[ an election will be held in the Townj of Clinton, S. C., on Tuesday, August 1 15th, 1944, for the purpose of elect-! I ing a Mayor and six Aldermen. The MONEY TO LOAN! Refinancing - Auto Loans - Insurance Monthly Installments — Easy Payments See Us Before You Finance 1 * i TIMMERMAN MOTOR CQ. Carolina Service Station Phon e 27 Clinton, S. C. CHILDREN—Care . , With women now enjoying equality place^for said election will be*; with men so far as pay is concerned, > at Hall, on the east side of the easy way to find jobs for the Broadway in the said Town of 1 10.000.000 men in our armed forces UUnton. The polls will be opened at : would be to give them the jobs now j 0 clock A. M., and will be closed held by women. Part of present gov- i a * f° ur 0 clock P- M. on said date. ., ,, , . u ernment planning is* based on that; 'John D. Davis, Frank E. Miller and, flat rock s will be about 28 lb per , )nswer But u seems pro b ab ie that it! Ge °rge F. Turner have been appoint- 1 aker. exclusne of honey-suckle \ mes. win be just about as easy to get these | ed as managers of said election. mr. art Square has estermated the cotton crop to be 8.333,442, counting round bales twice and square bales once, including texas and okly-'homa. he says the average lint per aker. ex cept around fiat rock, will be 124 lb. nearly all of our cows have rubbed their noses off trying to never got a inch high. eat grass that ^ away f^m women as * w0 ^ d | be to persuade them to give up thej ^ .4 vote. As far as they’re concerned, if! 10-2c P. S. BAILEY, Mayor. NEED CASH MONEY? AUTO LOANS AND FINANCING Contact: SERVICE LOAN AND FINANCE CO. CLINTON, S. C. LYNN COOPER \ and the Japs on world. the only vegger-tables grown hgre there a 1 ' 6 " 1 enough i ob * to go around,\ e\eiy tiont in the tb j s year up | 0 da t e were as follows: men can have a turn at cooking, dish- Army Needs Pulpwood mrs. slim chance, 1 mess of squashes j' vashi ? g and housecleaning and see ; and 2 messes of poke sallet. mr. tom how they like it. head. 2 messes of roasting years be- Of course the one thing which al- Ordnance equipment and supplies',hind the barn. mrs. sligh skinner, 2 ^ aixd always v ' dl keep \ ‘ 1 4 diiu .supplies, strong men from trying to take over the are be.ng shipped overseas at the rate pods 01 oKra ana a. pint -o.r,-»sirong ^ .1 of 14 ton- a minute day and night the ! beans, mrs. e. z. livver watered her r f^ °- ipdpst r y , 1S the , em . of i * 1 A ‘ ‘ ‘“Kin. cne , „ , children. And it is probable, unless: Armv reports. A lot of the material garding and was able to eat 0 cab- . , ,,- t c u„ is de-Toved before it reaches the bages, 4 chickens, 3 cucumbers, and in hu.tiy cooperates with women by . , , 9 offering company nurseries, or unless battletront: more is lost in action as 2 ducks therefrom, the whole country , f l-, , ■ , i our »fight ing men press forward in almost dried up enduring the dry ad ? u at t „ a f .^ d i°. . P _ L d f d . Europe and on Pacific beachheads. weather. While tanks, planes and artHlery " ^ iar’e share of the F,at Rotk Is J '' ot So,id for the aceou: \ve eh' item-— are s: Many Democrats j by the state as it is in Russia, many women will reluctantly abandon the temptation to earn money in order to assure their children of proper more than 700.000 separate 1 homo rirp -ome of them in the millions—i dewey will have- several support- 1 nome ca,e ' pplied to our forces abroad. ers * n rock, yet this place has if them, even such large items benn a -roseyvelt stronghold ever i pnr .. lf , h tri t f , hor _ c „, . since he cleaned up the last mess ( - xlougn take care of themselves, But as for-women who have no chi/ldren,'or whose children are old tor p;.! ' ? leplactment m t d b the repu bii C ans it took there is no question that they will be ue wrapped in specially treated creaiea oy me repuoncans 11 iook . rnITinptit nn u . ith „ pn „ n thp us about 4 years to get over hoover. , active competition with men on the It was because these vast suppliesi slim chance, sr., says he will vote JOU maik et t<,r a long time to come. were provided in .'uch huge quanti- tor dewey as he has such a nice look-, — r - ajjtj op THANKS ties and :n good condition that our in S mushtash, and exactly the kind . , , . f thanking the trnoD' which landed on French be hisself wore when he was in the , . T e of thanking the T d* v ucn tanaea on trencn ith people of Laurens county for the beache- ov behind German lines were war ' vlxn euro P e - > handsome vote given me in my race completely equipped with the most Jfot the State Senate. Though not sue- modem weapons. 1 , mr - J 01111 nas go | over xo f , , annr p r ; at p } h P pviHpm-P nf Certainly this eauiument w-as large- dowey because roseyvelt cut out the ce 1 d PP recia ' e fhe evidence ol v cria.niy xms equ.pmenx was large _ fnrgnt (Hp farmer iim confidence shown by so many people Jy responsible for the fact that our P arri y and forgot the farmer, jim assure eve'-vbodv that T shall losses in the first chases of the in- sli gb will vote for the g.o.p. crowd an d assure everybody teat I shall vasion were lower than had been onner count of the w P-»: turned him con bftbe, as I have in the past, to expected. ' - off as a timekeeper because the folks Pulpwood, we are told, played an cou iddent read his riting. he said important role in getting these sup-. *b a t was their fault and not hisn; he plies overseas in good condition. Yet says be can t help it if folks can t most of the paper and paperboard | rea d consumed in packaging this equip ment cannot be returned or used , *t , . again. It must be replaced by thou-• de . we ^ because she does not like mrs.; sands more cords of pulpwood as yet 1 ^'nor and says that she believes , devfcey will wear the britches of the I WANTED! USEDCARS HIGHEST CASH PRICES ' PAID COOPER MOTOR CO. Clinton, S. C. Phone 7-J TOM ADDISON Phone 99 have arij abiding' interest in their wel fare. CHAS. A. CROMER mrs. jimmie skinner will vote for uncut on farm woodl^ds. Arrant Non$ense What wfill happen after tee war?, millions are asking. Will we have prosperity or depression? No one with certainty can answer this question, sider him because nobody knows. The only thing we can foretell about the future, with any degree of househole and not his first lady, bill jenkinson has benn leaning towards republicanism ever since he fell down on his exam for poastmaster. h* thinks a change will be made in flat rock and he has rote dewey to con- bert green will vote for dewey so’s he wont have to' pay so much for la- Dr. Felder Smith Dr. Duncan S. Felder OPTOMETRISTS Specialists In Eye Examinations •Office Boors: Dr. Smith. Dally* 4:15 to 6 Dr. Felder, Dally, 9 to • Phone 29 for Appointment CLINTON. S. C. Vi* • Do You Need Money 7 T, TO —BUY —REMODEL REFINANCE A DIFF2SKNCK « YOU CAN T A $ Tf ' r TJ SHIVAR SPRINGS, INC. SHELTON, S. C. If so, we have “local money” available for you with low interest. Small payments and moderate cost. On a plan to suit every family’s income. •tf , ASK FOR DETAILS Eoch Account Insured Up To $5,000 deral Savings jAND LOAN ASSOCIATION Telephone No. 6 A" Clinton Institution Serving Clinton People Since 1909